Article 1 (General Provisions)
- “Personal information” means information about a living individual that can identify a specific individual through their name, mobile phone number, and the like.
- The Company always posts this Policy on the first screen of the service, or on a screen linked from the first screen, so that users can easily check it at any time.
- If the Company revises this Policy, it announces the effective date and the details of the revision on the service screen.
Article 2 (Items of Personal Information Collected and Methods of Collection)
The Company collects only the minimum personal information necessary to provide the service.
2-1. Catering reservation inquiry (marketing website)
When a user completes and submits the reservation inquiry form, the following items are collected.
| Category | Items collected |
|---|---|
| Required | Booker's name, mobile phone number |
| Required | Name of the event (support) recipient |
| Required | Event date and time, event venue address (postal code, base address, detailed address, province/city, district) and the location coordinates (latitude/longitude) and travel distance of that address, and the station to be used |
| Required | Selected menu, quantity, options, and dessert details; availability of power supply; referral source (including free-text entry when “Other” is selected) |
| Optional | Affiliation (organization or company name), additional requests (free text) |
- The location coordinates and travel distance are values calculated and stored based on the event venue address entered by the user, in order to inform whether on-site service is available and the travel fee; the Company does not track the user’s real-time location.
- The “event (support) recipient name” may be the name of a third party who is not the applicant. The standard for processing this is separately explained in Article 11.
2-1-1. Referral analytics information (automatically collected upon catering inquiry submission)
To analyze through which channel catering inquiries are received, the Company automatically collects the following information at the moment the user submits an inquiry.
| Category | Items collected |
|---|---|
| Analytics identifiers | Google Analytics client ID and session ID |
| Referral parameters | UTM parameters (source, medium, campaign, content, term) |
| Visit path | Landing page URL, previous page address (referrer) |
| Ad identifiers | Ad click identifiers (gclid, etc.) |
| Browser information | Browser and device information (User-Agent) |
| Optional | Free-text referral entry (when “Other” is selected) |
- The above information is collected at the time an inquiry is submitted and is used only for referral-path analysis and marketing effectiveness measurement (Article 3).
2-2. On-site ordering service (order website)
| Category | Items collected |
|---|---|
| At login | Kakao account profile nickname (value provided via Kakao login) |
| Optional (with consent) | Mobile phone number for pickup notifications |
| Automatically generated | Order details (menu, quantity, options) |
- The pickup-notification phone number is collected only when the user directly consents to the “Notify me by text when ready” option and enters a number (by default it is not collected).
- At Kakao login, the Company receives only the profile nickname and does not collect the phone number or email of the Kakao account.
2-3. Service operator and partner accounts
The Company collects and processes the following items for operator and partner accounts that operate and manage the service.
| Category | Items collected |
|---|---|
| Account | Email, name, social login identifier (Kakao/Google) |
| Settlement | Partner's representative name, contact, settlement account, email, business address |
| Access records | Login time, access IP address, access device and browser information |
2-4. Methods of collection
- Direct entry by the user through the website’s inquiry form and order screens
- Receipt of inquiry content through the conversational intake of the ChatGPT app (OpenAI) channel (when the user chooses to use that channel)
- Provision via Kakao/Google social login (minimal items such as nickname)
- Access records (login history, etc.) that are automatically generated and collected during service use
Article 3 (Purposes of Processing Personal Information)
The Company uses the collected personal information only for the following purposes, and obtains consent in advance if the purpose changes.
| Purpose | Details of use |
|---|---|
| Reservation inquiry consultation and quotation | Receiving catering inquiries, consultation contact, providing quotations, and coordinating event execution |
| On-site order processing | Receiving and processing orders, and sending pickup notification texts when a drink is ready |
| Referral-path analysis and marketing effectiveness measurement | Analyzing the referral path of catering inquiries and measuring marketing and advertising effectiveness |
| Service operation and management | Operator and partner account management, settlement, prevention of misuse, and access record management |
| Legal compliance | Fulfilling retention obligations under relevant laws and responding to disputes |
Article 4 (Processing and Retention Period of Personal Information)
The Company processes and retains personal information within the retention period required by law or consented to by the user, and destroys it without delay once that period elapses.
| Subject | Retention period |
|---|---|
| Catering reservation inquiry — inquiries that did not lead to a contract | Retained for 1 year after inquiry processing is completed, then destroyed |
| Catering reservation inquiry — cases where a contract was concluded | Retained for 5 years in accordance with the Act on the Consumer Protection in Electronic Commerce, etc., then destroyed |
| On-site order — phone number for pickup notifications | Destroyed 90 days after the relevant business (event) ends |
| Referral analytics identifiers (GA IDs, free-text entry, raw logs, browser information) | Destroyed 90 days after collection. Referral channel statistics unrelated to identifying individuals (UTM, landing pages) are retained in de-identified form |
| Operator and partner account information | Until the account use agreement ends (withdrawal) |
| Login and access records | Retained for at least 1 year in accordance with relevant laws, then destroyed |
- Inquiries where a contract was concluded are retained for the period set by the Electronic Commerce Act and other relevant laws, in order to preserve records of contracts, withdrawal of subscription, and the handling of consumer complaints and disputes.
- Information retained under law is not used for any other purpose.
Article 5 (Provision of Personal Information to Third Parties)
- The Company does not provide users’ personal information to third parties beyond the scope of the purposes stated in this Policy.
- However, the following are exceptions.
- When the user has separately consented in advance
- When there is a special provision in the law, or when an investigative agency makes a request in accordance with the procedures and methods prescribed by law for investigation purposes
Article 6 (Entrustment of Personal Information Processing)
To provide the service smoothly, the Company entrusts personal information processing tasks as set out below, and when doing so, it stipulates necessary matters in the contracts so that personal information is managed safely in accordance with relevant laws.
| Trustee | Entrusted work |
|---|---|
| Oracle (Oracle Cloud Infrastructure) | Cloud infrastructure hosting such as servers and databases (domestic Chuncheon region) |
| Nurigo Co., Ltd. (SOLAPI) | Sending text messages (SMS) such as pickup notifications |
| NAVER Cloud Corp. | Coordinate conversion (geocoding) of event venue addresses and other map-related processing |
- If the entrusted work or the trustee changes, it will be disclosed through this Policy.
Article 7 (Cross-border Transfer of Personal Information)
For service-usage statistical analysis, the stable provision of web services, and the receipt of inquiries through a channel selected by the user (the ChatGPT app), the Company transfers personal information overseas (processing entrustment and storage, or conversational transit) as set out below. Users may refuse the cross-border transfer using the “How to refuse” methods below; even if refused, there is no restriction on the essential use of the service.
7-1. Google (Google Analytics GA4)
| Recipient | Google LLC |
| Country of transfer | United States |
| Items transferred | Online identifiers via cookies, service usage and visit records, device and browser information, access IP address |
| Purpose of transfer | Statistical analysis of website visits and usage |
| Time and method of transfer | Transmitted over the network at the time the user accesses the service |
| Retention and use period | In accordance with Google's data retention policy (default 2 months, configurable within a range of up to 14 months) |
| How to refuse | Block or delete cookies in the browser, or install the Google Analytics opt-out browser add-on (tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout) |
7-2. Microsoft (Microsoft Clarity)
| Recipient | Microsoft Corporation |
| Country of transfer | United States |
| Items transferred | Online identifiers via cookies, session activity information such as page navigation, clicks, and scrolls, device and browser information, access IP address |
| Purpose of transfer | Improving usability (UX) through analysis of user behavior |
| Time and method of transfer | Transmitted over the network at the time the user accesses the service |
| Retention and use period | In accordance with Microsoft's data retention policy (session replay approx. 30 days; heatmaps, etc. approx. 9 months) |
| How to refuse | Block or delete cookies in the browser, or enable the browser's Do Not Track setting |
- The Company applies masking on input screens so that entered items such as names and phone numbers are not recorded in session recordings.
7-3. Cloudflare (content delivery and security)
| Recipient | Cloudflare, Inc. |
| Country of transfer | United States |
| Items transferred | Access IP address, request-related traffic logs (metadata) |
| Purpose of transfer | Content delivery (CDN), security (defense against DDoS and other attacks), traffic routing |
| Time and method of transfer | Real-time transit processing at the time the user accesses the service |
| Retention and use period | Service provision period (traffic logs are retained short-term) |
| How to refuse | This is essential transit processing for stable service access and security; refusal may restrict the use of the service |
7-4. OpenAI (ChatGPT app channel)
| Recipient | OpenAI, L.L.C. |
| Country of transfer | United States |
| Items transferred | The inquiry content the user enters in the ChatGPT conversation (name, contact, event information, etc.) |
| Purpose of transfer | Processing the catering-inquiry intake conversation through the ChatGPT app channel |
| Time and method of transfer | Processed via OpenAI's systems at the time the user chooses to use the ChatGPT app channel |
| Retention and use period | In accordance with OpenAI's privacy policy |
| How to refuse | Using the ChatGPT app channel is optional; if you do not use it, this cross-border transfer does not occur (inquiries can be submitted through other channels, such as the website’s reservation inquiry form) |
- This cross-border transfer occurs only when the user chooses to use the ChatGPT app channel. The user’s ChatGPT conversation passes through OpenAI’s systems, and OpenAI’s privacy policy (openai.com/policies/privacy-policy) applies to that conversation. The Company receives and stores only the inquiry items submitted through this channel (name, contact, event information, etc.) via API.
Article 8 (Procedure and Method of Destroying Personal Information)
- Destruction procedure: The Company destroys personal information without delay once the retention period elapses or the processing purpose is achieved. Information that must be retained under other laws is stored separately and then destroyed once the retention period elapses.
- Destruction method
- Information in electronic file form: permanently deleted in a manner that makes recovery or reproduction impossible
- Information in paper document form: shredded with a shredder or incinerated
Article 9 (Rights and Obligations of Data Subjects and Legal Representatives and How to Exercise Them)
- Users (data subjects) may exercise the following rights regarding their own personal information at any time.
- Request to access personal information
- Request to correct errors, if any
- Request to delete
- Request to suspend processing
- How to exercise: If you make a request to the Privacy Officer below by email or phone, the Company will take the necessary measures within 10 days of receipt and notify you of the results.
- Email: [email protected]
- Phone: 010-8271-0902
- Users are obliged to keep their personal information accurate and up to date, and the user is responsible for problems arising from entering inaccurate information.
- The rights of children under the age of 14 may be exercised by their legal representative.
Article 10 (Measures to Ensure the Safety of Personal Information)
The Company takes the following measures for the safe processing of personal information.
- Administrative measures: The Company designates and manages the minimum number of personal information handlers, and establishes and operates internal standards for the protection of personal information.
- Technical measures
- Personal information is encrypted (TLS) during transmission for safe delivery.
- Important information such as order customers’ mobile phone numbers and partners’ settlement accounts is encrypted before storage.
- Access rights are granted and managed at a minimum to control unauthorized access.
- Physical measures: Access to systems where personal information is stored and processed is controlled.
Article 11 (Processing of Third Party (Support Recipient) Personal Information)
- In a catering reservation inquiry, the “support recipient name” may be the name of a third party who is not the applicant.
- The applicant must obtain the consent of the relevant party before entering the third party’s information, and the Company processes this information on the premise that the applicant has obtained such consent.
- The Company uses this information only for the purposes of reservation inquiry consultation and event preparation.
- If the party to the information (the data subject) so requests, the Company will, in accordance with the Personal Information Protection Act, inform them of the source of collection, the purpose of processing, and the fact that they have the right to request suspension of processing.
Article 12 (Installation, Operation, and Refusal of Automatic Personal Information Collection Devices)
- The Company uses cookies for service-usage statistical analysis. A cookie is a small piece of information that a website stores in the user’s browser, used to analyze how the service is used (Google Analytics GA4, Microsoft Clarity).
- In addition, to analyze the referral path of catering inquiries, the Company collects and stores visit-path information (the automatically collected items in Article 2, 2-1-1) on its own servers (first-party) at the time a user submits an inquiry. This is first-party collection for the purpose of referral-path analysis and marketing effectiveness measurement, not third-party advertising tracking, and the relevant identifiers are destroyed 90 days after collection (Article 4).
- Users may refuse the storage of cookies through their browser settings. However, if cookie storage is refused, there may be inconvenience in using some services.
- e.g., You can change whether cookies are allowed in the browser’s “Settings > Privacy and security > Cookies” menu.
Article 13 (Processing of Personal Information of Children Under the Age of 14)
- The Company’s service is intended for users aged 14 or older, and the Company does not collect the personal information of children under the age of 14.
- If it is confirmed that the personal information of a child under the age of 14 has been collected, the Company destroys the information without delay.
Article 14 (Privacy Officer)
The Company designates a Privacy Officer as set out below to oversee the tasks related to personal information processing and to handle users’ inquiries, complaints, and damage relief related to personal information processing.
- Privacy Officer: Suyoung Kim (Representative)
- Contact: 010-8271-0902
- Email: [email protected]
Users may direct all personal-information-related inquiries, complaints, and damage relief arising from using the service to the Privacy Officer, and the Company will respond to and handle them without delay.
Article 15 (Remedies for Infringement of Rights)
If you need consultation or reporting regarding an infringement of personal information, you may contact the following organizations.
| Organization | Phone | Website |
|---|---|---|
| Personal Information Dispute Mediation Committee | 1833-6972 | www.kopico.go.kr |
| Privacy Infringement Report Center (KISA) | 118 (no area code) | privacy.kisa.or.kr |
| Supreme Prosecutors' Office Cyber Investigation Division | 1301 (no area code) | www.spo.go.kr |
| National Police Agency Cyber Investigation Bureau | 182 (no area code) | ecrm.police.go.kr |
Article 16 (Changes to the Policy and Notification Obligation)
- This Privacy Policy applies from its effective date.
- If the Company revises this Policy due to changes in laws or services, it announces the changes on the service screen (notices, etc.) before the effective date.
- In the case of changes that are unfavorable to users, the Company gives notice at least 30 days in advance.
Date of announcement: July 22, 2026
Effective date: July 22, 2026
Version: v1.2